
Cokin
Cokin P056 P-Series Star 8 Effect Filter
The Cokin P056 Star 8 filter transforms point light sources into striking eight-pointed star patterns for dramatic creative effects.
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Overview
Key Features
Item Package Height:1.4 Centimeters
Item Package Length:9.4 Centimeters
Item Package Width:11.2 Centimeters
Product Type:Camera Lens Filters
Specifications
Filter Type
Star 8 (eight-pointed star effect)
Series
Cokin P-series (M-size)
Model
P056
Effect
Creates 8-pointed star rays from point light sources
Compatibility
Cokin M-series (P-series) filter holder
Material
Optical resin
Filter Dimensions
Approximately 84mm wide (P-series standard)
Frequently Asked Questions
What effect does the Cokin P056 filter create?
The P056 produces an eight-pointed star pattern radiating outward from any point light source in the scene, such as streetlights, candles, or sun reflections.
What filter holder system is the Cokin P056 compatible with?
It is designed for the Cokin P-series (M-size) filter holder system, which accommodates rectangular filters and attaches to lenses via adapter rings.
Does the Cokin P056 affect the overall color or exposure of the image?
The Star 8 filter is essentially clear with an etched grid pattern, so it has minimal impact on color balance or exposure. No significant exposure compensation is typically needed.
Can the star effect be adjusted or rotated?
Yes, because the filter sits in the Cokin P-series holder, you can rotate it to change the angle of the star points relative to your composition.
Is this filter suitable for video as well as photography?
Yes, the star effect works in video, though because the star rays shift as the camera or light sources move, it is best suited for locked-off or slow-moving shots.